I bought a mouse for a convenient scroll wheel. But other technical shortcomings, including a breakdown in the middle of the warranty period, disappointed. Got pros: Two wheel scroll modes - discrete and free. You can switch on the fly, very convenient in the process of active work with the mouse. The battery compartment designed for two batteries does not place them in series, but in parallel, you can remove one battery and reduce the weight of the mouse. Has cons: A year after the start of…

I thought that the backlash problem could be solved, and decided to disassemble the mouse. But I did not find what to do with it, and collected it back without changes. Probably next time I would take some other mouse. Before that, there was an excellent Logitech V470, but after a few years it began to work poorly. ate: After a few weeks, I got used to the wheel. The mouse is fine.

For the last 10 years or more I have been using Logitech mice, the M560 is almost completely erased, I wanted to order the most similar for myself - but this came to me. The plastic is unpleasant, on the side instead of rubber there is also plastic, the mouse feels no better than the M170, but it costs several times more. I was so freaked out by such quality that I even registered on the Logitech website and entered the serial number, it turned out that the mouse was not fake.

I am writing a review rather to help people with hands. In official service centers, no one wants to take on the repair of such devices, so everything you need was purchased from our eastern friends. I ordered 10 buttons from there (it's good that with a margin), and a month later I'm already sitting and unscrewing the screws. There are only 5 of them: 1 - in plain sight, 2 - under the sticker in the battery compartment and 2 more under the front cover. Carefully remove the cover by…

I bought this mouse at random when the previous one failed. In principle, everything suits me - it lies very comfortably in the hand, the scroll wheel is very nimble. But it is annoying that it does not work, for example, on a glass surface. Was unpleasantly surprised by this. I'm used to the fact that mice work on any surface. Changed batteries twice in 6 months. I think for the money the quality could be better.

Very good mouse for office work. I have 2 of these. One had a Unifying receiver that stopped working. Although the mouse is working and worked from another receiver, I wrote a letter to technical support. As a result, they sent me a new receiver straight from America. )) Worked for 2 weeks. So I learned about the quality of Logitech technical support in practice. Well done!

When you move the mouse diagonally, the resolution is so low that you actually get a ladder, not a line. Very capricious in relation to the surface. The sensor is in the little finger area! The sensations are so unusual that they are simply unpleasant. You spin the wheel - you can scroll to the end of the page, in maps - the same thing, then it zooms in as close as possible, then the globe shows, and setting the number of lines when scrolling has nothing to do with it. The reason for this…

I bought it to replace the already pretty worn out Logitech vx nano. Since I didn’t see this mouse live, I thought that it was just a nano modification with a new receiver and increased operating time. But it turned out to be even larger, which is very pleased! I use it to work with the desktop, so the size is just right for my hand. I have been using Logitech products for a long time and have never been disappointed. They are masters of their craft!

Very pleasant to the touch mouse. Lightweight, ergonomic, the thumb rests comfortably on a special recess. A slight rise between the little finger and the middle finger also gives a comfortable and secure position in the hand. Ideal for my type of hands - a medium-sized palm and relatively long fingers. With its pros. Design, ergonomics, software, universal and very modest size USB-receiver. Cons below: The non-standard location of the laser takes some getting used to. Not a very clear click…

I read a lot of bad reviews. but still decided to buy. Maybe, of course, the changing phases of all the planets coincided, but there are no significant complaints. Let me rebut something: 1. Doesn't work well on surfaces other than a mouse pad. Actually, what did you want from a desktop laser mouse, to crawl over blankets, sofas and pillows?! 2. Regarding bad pointing, but you didn’t try to set up the mouse, and not just plug in the transmitter receiver and wait for a miracle. I immediately…

With its pros. A unique mouse with free scrolling, which dramatically speeds up work in those moments when you need to scroll through text / pages. Ergonomics are top notch. Several additional useful buttons. Some cons: There are instances with an unbalanced wheel, which itself pulls the scrolling. Essentially defective and unusable. On one of the five, the left button died; when replacing the sliding legs, it was not possible to glue them back.

I will join the opinions that it is better to install native software for full-fledged work. At first, there were questions why the battery charge indicator on the mouse itself is on only for the first 5 seconds after turning it on, which Logitech was able to answer only the second time. In general, if anything, then this is how it should be - this is to save the energy of the same batteries) I have been using it for more than six months - so far I am very satisfied. I advise.

17 years at the computer, during this time I changed a bunch of peripherals, I recommend it for home, but for work, to put it mildly, it is not very suitable. The process of getting used to the shifted laser does not take 5 minutes, while I use it for 1 day, I'm not used to it yet, it's difficult to point at the elements in the lower left corner of the screen. This is the main disadvantage, the 3rd button is in second place in terms of inconvenience, but perhaps a matter of habit. The hand lies

I really regret the money spent, this model should cost four to five times cheaper. The assembly of the lower, non-working part is hard, and the keys are flimsy and dangling. I will give this to a friend. Different pros: They say good ergonomics, I did not notice this. It has not yet been possible to assess the durability of the work. But in many ways, I think this lies in the quality of the battery. With its cons. The scroll wheel spins with the same crash, which is terrible. When you press it

two years ago her predecessor died from a double click on the buttons, and I decided to buy a G900 for a replacement - the mouse is excellent, but the shape is not bail - the symmetrical shape is so-so, but not about it, and then I took out a beech laptop and realized that I needed my own for it the second mouse = shka and bought the m705 from the good old memory and was disappointed - the wrong mouse is already completely, not the same, and still did not understand the meaning of the rough…

The term of use is about a year. How good was the impression after the purchase - so dissatisfied now. I don’t feel any inconvenience from the location of the sensor, the batteries held well. As time passed, it became worse to ride on various surfaces, on some it stopped moving at all. At the beginning of operation, SetPoint showed 100% battery and 1050 days of use, the mouse drove on any surfaces, now it shows 100% on other batteries and 90 days it doesn’t drive so well, I tried different…

I was looking for a model with an inertial wheel as a wireless version of the M500 mouse. I use the wired version in the desktop version along with the K280e wired keyboard. I take wireless when I use only a laptop without an external monitor. Completely lived up to expectations. Works even on those batteries with which the radio remote control from the LG TV refused to work.

Very quickly it began to fail in work, the mouse buttons are not pressed, it happens only from a strong knock it works or in the place of a single click, a double click works. Scrolling can be buggy, either because of the browser, or because of the software, I didn’t figure it out, I tried to install the plug-in for the Google Chrome browser, but it still didn’t help. In short, not worth the money, there is no reliability, alas. I'm looking for another version of the laser mouse.

bought 4 months back. "discovered" the unit for himself on Gorbushka, but the local retail price (2400-2700) sharply cooled the impulse. and at home I found that the Internet price is only 1200-1300. per device. bought. mostly happy than sorry Different pros: adequate price (1200) build quality quite anatomical runs on 1 battery add. customizable buttons + swing wheel clear buttons nano receiver long working period even from 1 baht. not capricious to pov-sti With its cons. SetPoint…

Pros: An excellent mouse, I had enough for all my work, from scrolling to graphics. From one set of batteries it lives for a very long time, although I do not turn it off. It lies perfectly in the hand, for constant use, you do not get tired. With its cons. Used exactly more than 4 years, the left button stopped working, the click works, but it's impossible to drag. I took it apart, temporarily put a piece of paper - it works, I'll most likely take the same replacement.